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Sunday February 16, 2025. 03:17 PM
A group of scientists recently found something new and terrifying in a cave in the North of Ireland — the fuzzy corpse of a zombified spider, infected with a mind-controlling fungus not unlike the cordyceps strain that hijacks ants and leads them to their deaths. — Read...
Spin class is intimidating, but your gear shouldn't be. Clip in and conquer your next session with these WIRED-approved picks.
Asus’ Ceraluminum machine is one of the lightest 14-inch laptops we’ve ever tested.
SSDs are now the most common type of hard drive in both laptops and desktop PCs. They’re compact, they’re quite, and they outperform traditional hard drives by a mile — but they also tend to slow down over time (and eventually stop working altogether). But it’s not...
What's next, Crysis-in-a-CSV? First came Tetris, then Doom – and now a bare-bones Linux instance that boots inside a PDF.…
Luigi Mangione faces first-degree murder charges. On Valentine's Day he posted his first public comments online, reports People magazine, with Mangione saying he's grateful for the support he's receiving: Earlier this week, Mangione accepted $297,000 in donations to cover...
The library sorting problem is used across computer science for organizing far more than just books. A new solution is less than a page-width away from the theoretical ideal.
On Morning Pages, you can write a stream of thought journal entry, but with a twist. The letters you type slowly fade until they are almost completely transparent. If you look closely, you can see what you wrote, but this feature keeps you from editing or getting hung-up on...
As we head further into 2025, organizations must focus on bolstering operational resilience and addressing third-party risks, driven not only by commercial imperatives but also by new regulatory mandates. With the enactment of regulations such as NIS2 in late 2024 and DORA...
Overworked, under pressure, and subjected to abuse – is it really worth it? State Of Open Recent events have brought the plight of open source maintainers front and center, but the problems were brewing for many years.…
In January the TIOBE Index (estimating programming language popularity) declared Python their language of the year. (Though it was already #1 in their rankings, it had showed a 9.3% increase in their ranking system, notes InfoWorld.) TIOBE CEO Paul Jansen says this reflects...
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Bloomberg reports that Apple's long-promised overhaul for Siri 'is facing engineering problems and software bugs, threatening to postpone or limit its release, according to people with knowledge of the matter....' Last June, Apple touted three major enhancements coming to...
Long-time Slashdot reader shanen has been testing AI clients. (They report that China's DeepSeek 'turned out to be extremely good at explaining why I should not trust it. Every computer security problem I ever thought of or heard about and some more besides.') Then they...
TL;DR: Save 44% on the MagTag through February 23, a credit card-shaped tracker card that'll help you never misplace your wallet, luggage, or passport holder. We've all been there, feeling the impending panic and stress as we realize we can't find our wallet or passport...
Windows 11 has arguably turned into a chaotic, ad-infested OS that’s driving many users up the wall. From mandatory updates to AI fads and an excessive reliance on cloud services, Microsoft has transformed its once-loved OS into something almost unrecognizable. If you’re ...
If you want to play around on a silly website for a few minutes, then check out Cursor Dance Party!. You'll be taken to a screen with people from around the world using the site too. The only form of interaction amongst users are their cursors. — Read the rest The post Try...
Today, I came across a fun website called City Walki that allows you to travel to cities around the world through your computer. You can choose from 130 cities on the dropdown menu. You can choose to fly, drive, or walk through your city of choice. — Read the rest The post E...
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